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-Mrs. Arthur Dunn entertained the members of the w.M.s. of the Bilnmersido Baptist Church for the March meeting on Tuesday afternoon at her home.
The president. Mi-I. Jack Mao Leod. opened the meeting with the
followed by the invocation. The members were reminded that the World Day of Prayer will be held in the Baptist Church on Friday afternoon of this week. Roll call was responded to with A. Bible verse containing the word "pow-
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er". The Scripture lesson in Psalm 51 was read by Mrs. A. W. Lcard after which the president gave i.he meditation. the theme of which Mas "Create in Me a Clean Heart". A circle of prayer was of- fered and the hymn "Come Holy spirit" was sung.
During the study period on In- dia. Mrs. C. B. Jelly read an art- icle from the book "Twenty-five Years On". written by Mary Bates Macbareii. who had spent the greater part of her life ill India It was erititlrd "Devolution of Authority to the Andhra lTelcgul churches”; Mrs. W. A. Harper pre- sented the political situation India: Mrs. J. F. MaCNi"lll
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Art My God and King”. followed
AITEBNOON AUXILIAII IUMIMERSIDE 'rIINl'I'! UNITED CHURCH
-The March meeting of the Afternoon Auxiliary oi the W.M.B. of the Summerside Trinity United Church was held in the church parlor on Tuesday with the pre- ;5l(lenl. Mrs. Hammond Johnson. in the chiilr. and Mrs. B. R. Sharpe at the piano.
The singing of the hymn "Jesus Shall Reign" was followed by prayer offerel by Mrs. Edwin Tay- lor, and the Lord's Prayer in unison. The Community Friend- ship secretary announced that 60 home and 80 hospital calls had been made during the month. A letter was read by the Christian Stewardship secretary regarding the nllocation for 1954; also it let ter by the Supply secretaiy from the hospital in Seoul, Korea. thanking the members for the gift parcels. The devotional por- iod was in charge of Mrs. Albert Liiiklettcr and opened with the singing of the hymn "0 Lord Thou
by the Scripture lesson in 2nd Corinthians l0 and prayer by Mrs. A. A. Lockhart.
0f.Victor readlellyii, Mrs. G. L. Sheen and Mrs. the gi-ovitli and work of Vizaga-;T. H. E. liiinuii. read about Nearer”. zella Clarkiers read a poem on ilie blessings of and Miss Martha Clark had been giving. MP5 ,by Mrs. Chester Palmer read a brief art-.Taylor. iclc on Bimlipatam. Following Illeithe the Mizpali beiiedirtion, the liost Happened Before".
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icnps paraded through
A quartette. consisting of Mrs. l'9li5. Mrs. W. K. Llew-
szing. ”Nearer.SLill after iiliicli Mrs. Trav- Tlie offering was received Hillard Arthur and Mrs. The Mission Study was cliapter entitled "It fioiii the book ”Whei'e'er the Sun” and was DYE- sentrd by Mrs. Linkletter. The concluding hymn "Take. MY MIG" was followed by the Mizpah ben- Tea was served later.
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-Mr. Billie MacDonald was ii
busineu visitor to summerside on March 5. Mr. Charles MacDonald. spent
a couple of days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coughlin. Summerside. recently.
Miss Ruby Maclfayden spent a few days in Alberton recently.
Miss Mary MacDonald spent a few days at the home of Miss Isabel Coughlln, Summereldo, rec- ently.
Mr. Gabriel SII'lal'I)PlI. l"oi'tngw.
was in Summei-side. on biisincss recently. Mr. Edward shnrbell. general
merchant, Portage. was A business visitor to Summereide. on March 5.
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to Mrs. Russell Cotton in her rec- ent sad bereavement
Mrs. Obblr MacArthur, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert MacArthur. Summei-side. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Biiglole. Springhlll. on February 38.
The men of Victoria West had I wood chopping frolic for Mr. Arthur Moon: who is under ll'lF(ll- cal care.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ranisay. Springhill. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. He-riiian Mach;-od and Mr and Mrs. Milton Dyment on February 21
Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy. Mt. Pleasant, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllani Wilson. Inverness
Mr. and Mrs. Herman MarLood. Summerslde. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ram- say. Sprlnghlll. on February 28.
Fri-mls of Mrs. Lloyd Frp.-I It'lll'nnrP. are sorry Io learn that she had the misfortune of falling and sprelning her ankle. All join in wishing her ii speedy recovery
Friends of Mrs. Kenneth Eu-p man. Springhlll. are sorry in lrnrii: she had to nnter Prlncr Cfllllllvl Hospital. for medical ran-. Her many friends wish her a speedy i-rrovery.
Miss Leona Ford. Ell Elrnnort. was a i-rcent visitor at the home of Mr. rind Mrs. Gerald MacAr- ihur. Springhill.
The United Liidles' Aid. Vic- loria West. held a hooking frolic at tho home of Mrs. Preston and. Mrs. Robert Enman on March Fit for Mr. and Mrs. Waldron,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Noyc. Port Hill, were recent visitors 1f the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Noye. Mt. Pleasant.
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Friends of Kenneth Williams Iformerly of Mt. Pleasanll arr -sorry to learn he has to c.'iIOr R Toronto I-loliital for an operation on his knee. His many friends- joln in wishing him a speedy rp- rovry.
Fi-lcnrls of Mr James Novr Ilormcrly of Enmorri are sorry to lram that ho has to enter it New York Hospital for medical cam His many friends Join in wish- lmz him It speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes. Cliarlotietown. wi-rr TPCPHI visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert MacArthur. Mt. Pleasant
Friends of Mr. Alex Macheod. Mi. Plnasarit. arr sorry to learn that ho liarl in outrr Albovlrvil Western Hospital on March 3 His many friends loin in wlahlni: him In speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs Claude Virili- ihiir and family Springliill Mrs. Mlnnlr Elli: riirl Mr. Howard Robinson. Mt Pleasant. were re- cont visitors to o'l..nLr,v. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellis and Mr and Mrs, stnrllng Ellis.
Mr. Edward Ladner. Mr. Rich- ard Smith. Mrs. Ernest Bartlett and daughter Betty Jane of Augusta. Me. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cotton. Dartmouth. and Mr. Wil- lard Cotton, Centralia. Ont... rc- tiirned in their respective homes after attending the funeral of tho late Mr. Russell Cotton, Spring- hill.
Sincere sympathy is extended to the following sons and daughters: Mr. Calvin Cotton. Northam; Mrs
Ernest Bartlett, Augusta. Mr 1 Mrs. K:-lth William. Bpringhill: Mr. Willard Cotton. Gentrsila,
Ont: Mr. Freddie Cotton. spring- hill: Mr. Raymond Cotton. Lot lfl: Mr. Alvin Cotton. Dartmouth: Mr. sterling Cotton. Springhill. and Mrs. Earl Coiighlln. Ellerslle. on the death of their father, the lat; Mr. Russell Cotton, Spring- hill.
apringhill Women's Institute mot for their March meeting at the home of Mrs Kenneth rm- min on March 2. The April meeting is to be held with Mr.- Clsirde MacArthur. April (I. Tho roll call is to be answered with some house cleaning hints. Lunch committee is Mrs. '!'l1nn1as Mar- Arthur. Mrs. Stanley Dyment and Mrs. Gerald MacArthur. The program rommltue is Mrs. Sten- ley Dyrnent and Mrs. Willard
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At Kensington
-The young adult Group of the Kenslngton United Church treated their friends to an ex- cellent concert on March 2. in the King Gem-go Hall.
Following is the program: - Instrumental Music. Ivan Dziy.l Eric Day, John Inglis and Mrs. Erwin Jay; One-act Play, "Utter Relnlatioriz" Cast Wilbur Eti- monsdon. James Murphy; Am; Edmonsdoii. Ethrl Murphy; Ella. Maid of all Work. Vrrna Link- letter; Erma Froswick. Amy's friend, Olive Champion; Arthur Clement. Wllhur's hose. Keith Moasc: Jon McGrrit.h. repair man. Flank Mt'EW"n: Tap dRllClll,1. Roland Sliocii: Vocal Duet. "1 sec; the Moon" Vr-rna Linklettor. on-i core. ”Bill,v Bay" and gamma Walker; Playetto. "Mrs. Murpliv Isn't Home," Cast - Mrs. Mui- phy. Eleanor Clark; Mrs. Clanrey. Myrna Cousins: Mary Murphv. Elizabeth Brookins; Wedding of
the Piiinind Dolls. soloist. lVI.'il'VI Gass; Dolls. Red Riding Hood. Luell Bryanten: Buster Brown. Sheldon Cameron: Jumping Jack. Verdun Paynter: Kc-wpie 1')nlls.l
Carmen Montgomery, Irina C.uu- rron, Jessie Ramsay: Baby Doll. Robert Carrutlier.x: Mama Doll. Georgia McLeod: Papa Doll. Hur- old Palmer; Preacher Man. Keith Mouse; Groom. Fr.-ink McEweiv: Bride, John Murray: Bridesmaids Olivo Cliaiiiniou. Ellzabetli C:ii'- ruthors. Mary Palmer; Mair Chorus. "W-.ilt7.iiig Miitilrla." ”Wr'll Rant and we'll Roar" and Men of
the Soil." Frank McEwen. Frrd Somplr. Harry Brown, Harris Blakeney. Russel McKay, Wilfrrd Tailor, lilvoroii. Donald. Sliriiiiz Miller. Rosrno Walker. Robert Carruthnrs, Fred Parker. Ivnn Day; Vocal Duet. Gall and Sylvia Pi-ofitl: Monologue. Mrs. J. S. Porijv; Vo' l Duet. 'Will you rcmeniber." Mary Gas.-i from Mayiimo, Roscoe Walkrir: Ono-
act Play. Getting rid of F:vilicr-- Cast: Rii-liard Aliisivortli. Robert
Tyne Vallevy Notes
--The Wonu-.n's Institute met at the homo of Mrs. Tlioirias Nl5l)Pl.5 on March 2. with a florid crowd in
mer Baker on the lunch coniniittoei
Mrs. Wilfrrd Ma:Dougall spent-
the WPPK-Plld in North Bcdcqucl guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Lxiriic Marcaull.
.Mrs. Edward Ramsay spent last week visiting in Charlottetown and Sumnierside.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Burlry i'ciuiii- rd in their lilinio mi March 1. lllllllil ."-l)I'?lldllli: a. neck visiting in Noni Brunsii ick.
Mrs. Clark MarQiiarrle s-pant fl
few days roccnlly at the liomo of her son and diiiir,lilei'-iii-inn. Mr. and Mrs. Wciidcll Phillips, l-jllcr-l slic.
The Pi'esbytei'iaii Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Elyo Stewart on March 4. BH.
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The March meeting of River- dale-Churchill W. I. met at the lhrinio of Miss Joyce MacDonald on Marcli 3.
Tivrlvn liimiilvis llllfl tIll'Pr iiors. wore iii-cs-riii. Roll call iinswrrod with a fish pond. It was decided to ask a carpenter to build a clipboard in the school for drinking fountain and water will NPW ronimilfccs appointml uritf" prnizriim. Mrk Firll fmiinnt; scliool Mrs. Oliver M7ICI.P0fII.
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An lnlricsliiig rnnlcsi was put on by Mrs. Krlslo Biirliaiinn. in which ciqlit l11Pn1l)l"lls lrmk part
Pi'l7.fS worn won hv Mrs Giiy Mnv . fmorl. Mrs. llninld (luirir-. .lnv('r Ilfld Shirlry M:icDnii;ilrl. .Vfrr. Kel- sie Bucliimin also gave an int.r-r- rating rnnding.
Mrs. Donald Curie invltr-d mom- born for the next meeting. roll call to ho nmuoiiod by Silllllil somclliing Khnrl about tho mr-mbrr
sitting in the right. swan rionsrox
Rxrniiv 7(...- If". v -. u...-u Korr-an troops frglitlng Commiinlxt l ,':l:Cl'l'll'nK lll wviilivrri K--i-r.i il--s
wook kllml right and F.'ll1IllrPi'I ill others, the south Korean drfrnrr ministry said Sahirday. National polico he-adqiiarlrrs sold the guer- rlllas' strength has dl'0npori from 1,000 last here-nihcr to about 600.
' WINDOW BOX TOMATO For pnu. boxes or garden Extremely early. Tiny Tim I! onli-Rim hnhigli, dwarf and r pen lmdcvl h
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llariety concert Held Conway And Vicinity Arrive In Tokyo
--Miss Griffin. teacher at Fox- ley River School. spent the week- end with her parents at Bloom-
field Lot '1
Mrs. Gabriel Bulger. Foxlev River. was s. business visitor to Sunimorside on March 1
Mrs. Preston Oatwny. Truro. N. S.. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mia. Raymond Miillgan.
Miss Lucy Kilbridr. Foxlvy Riv-
er. was in Summersidc on busi- ness. March 4. World Day of Prayer service
was held iii the Conn-a,v United Church on March 5, with mem- bers from the Presbyterian. Angli- can and United Churches in at- trndanoe. Mrs. Reginald Palmer. Freeland. was leader and Mrs. Harry MncKay. Freeland. was organist. Pray:-rs were offered by Mrs. Gnorge Tuplln. Murray Road. Mrs. Erving Smith. Freeland, Mrs. Rohert i-I Palmer. Freeland. Mrs Hamid 13:. Phillips. Freeland. Mrs Alvin Hardy. Freeland. and Mrs. Oscar W. MacNeill, Conway. Mrs. Walter MncKenna gave a Very in- spiring address Collections was taken up amounting to s5.40 by Miss Eva Boyle and Mm Rx-by Boyle. Benediction was pronounc- pd and arrangements were made for next year's World Day of Pra.iei' service. The following roiiiiiiilfre wis appoint:-d. Mrs. Arthur Smith Sr. Freeland, Mrs. Ivan lfardy. Freeland and Mrs. George Tunlin. Murray Road. Next service is to be held at St Pt-tor”: Anglican Churdh Lot ll
- . . u . Piusville And Vicinity --Mr. Fri-d -(Cal-lant. was s rec- oiit biisinnss visitor to Summer- side of the young
some people of
C5I-'l'l"vh”51 3953” A-i”5” ”l'm- ilio district gathered at the home
Elizabr-th Czirriitlicis; Ob:-rliahpnr Mr. and Mm Fred Gallant on
SWe"m'”.'"" Gem" ll,IcL"”"3lhf:4rch 2. The evening was pleas-
Janirs. tho Butler. Ko:..li Sioux unm. Smm by dancing HM,
fllll M0””mR'”"- IB””51”” Hm” iiionica music was furnlslicd bv
mm Fwd Smnplpl Chums mmlllfcssrs. Junior Gallant. Clair Gul-
tlie Flutrrs Ball. Soloist: Rosrncimnh Fwd GM.mm' and Edgar
Walker agile mix;-d cho;(riI:.1y MK: Blanchard.
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Master of Ceremonies. - on 1.-.,bl..mn. L a Whm M.” was linlrl oi the home of Mr and Mr: John T Gallaiil. Tan tahlcr. urre in rilnr Prim: for this High-
-.:t srnres were n'yaTdPrl to liadis-5"
first. Mrs. Vim-not Gall.-iiit: RN-I nnd. Miss Trresa Gallant; men's fircl. Mr. Vliir-out Gallantsecnnrl. .lnhn F. Gallant; coiwilation
ampndanm. Am”. H". "SUM bum. pi'i7.os. Miss Paliua Gzillnni and ness of the mor-ting was roni- "l35'” lV"li”l” Vvhllanlu
plated the program committee took
over and entertained with ii niim- An en.lo.WIhl' Fwhllw WI! liar of conlosts. Next martini: is woiii on F'rhriiai'y M. at the home to ho at the home of Mrs. Hart "I M7 "WI M” -7011" vl CW” Lldsionri with Mrs. Thos Nl5I)('l. ('0l'("l W11?" " llUlllllfl' "I Willi! Mrs. George Ellis and Mrs. El- llmlll" WKIPPIWI 10 llflll Dill"
Cnrcoran crlcbratn his l'lih birth- day. Instrumental music. singing and gmnos whlled away Il'IP ove- wing.
The March int-otiui: of the Plus- iillo lVOlllrn'S Institute was hclrl Feb, 26 at the home of Mi"- Gooi-ge Gallant with an attend- ance of 10 members. Roll call was answered by each member paying 10 cents towards the March
of Dimes. Now Committees were impointrd sick. Mrs. Anlhonyl Gallant. Mrs William Gallant: school. Mrs. Nelson G. Gallant.
Mrs. John .1 Corcoran invited the members in her home for the Aoril mqctlmz. where roll call will he nii-wt-rod hv hnusn rlezuilng hints. It was (IN'l(TPfI to sand 32. towards ilio "March of Dimes" Campaign." -83.
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The ships are the Cayuga. the Haida and the Crusader. The prime minister will inspect them Friday.
The squadron ls commanded by Capt. John A. Charles of tlio Haida.
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UPPAWA. (GP)-The Bureau of statistics reported Wednesday that the stocks of creamery butter at March l amounted to .'l9.933,m0 pounds compared with 44.56-1,000 in February and 23,024,000 on March 1 last year. Blocks of cheddar cheese totalled l3.582.000 pounds against l5.003.000. last month and l 13,150,000 a year ago.
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